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Daily Republican., 1887-12-08

TEE AUTHORITIES o! Pntlsis, pitts
have s. last come 70 the conclusion tnAs
the "cc.kel shops" ara Aoou. es per-
a!a3czs 10 public morals as policy VIII
ina, or oieer forms Of gambling, conse
q1su determined effJr! is being
ns1e % ors,k them up. Eve OF them
were - ded yesterday morning, and the
ptop'...r:s at:esyei. Ta!s Is perfectly
right, .. .Lege is no douo! bus tAsrs Ere
mary ruen Eho In Hiulge in this kind Of
gan ..-a Eho c3u!d not be inducsd -
tcu q = esrd, or invest in policy e,!P.
TIE resi-: however /. the SAM, ss TIE
mA s:..y 2! The victims ind sEeL It Is
TOO Is -; they have been r1itle:s :
pla-E-. Re b=!ieve tbs. tasrs las
ssec ., Jsoy yoaus men rainei by
''51.E-s E-yg" gambling Ae .Eers Ls:
beer . cAris, an 1t Is aoou. tins Eont
steps Es:z 'Gk=u 70 pat sop u!
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
HAHAA AKERs'


| all the rich, warm colors
that usually come in much
higher priced goods.
A justin SO inch all-wool
Mixed Suitings, in all the
choice mixtures Of gray and
uavy. s75 cents.
soaiheas; OF centre.
A quiet richness abou. the
|Soutache Braided Robes
that comes in no other Way.
But the elegance OF the de.
signs is OF the only charm;
there is no scrimp anywhere.
A generous amount OF all
wool Serge, plenty CT TRIM
miug-no piuch al collar OF
cuffs or anywhere. Liberal,
So, $40 SO and
|SII.
Fourth circle, southwest o, esntre.
More Book room ano
more Books than we ever
had before. More space to
examine them in. From
Chestnut street to Market
street along the Thirteenth
street side Books, Books,
Books, and Christmas Cards
and Novelties.
If you are a Book News
reader you know enough
about all the New Books to
choose wisely. |, is a jump
in the dark TO buy almost
any Book by the title only.
BOOK News plucks out the
very heart of every new
Book and shows you so
much OF it that there is MOTH
ing left to guess a. Dscen-
ber Book News (SS pages,
illustrated) may now be had
5 cents, so cents a year.
We reckon the Dickens
Calendar the bsishtes:, pret-
test OF all. Everybody who
likes Dickens viii Ike this
Calendar. The clifton is
limited, and there will be
zone to sell at loser prices,
as is sometimes the case
after the FIST OF January.
80 cents, by mai! Sc cents:
Near Thirteenth street eg'!4rce.
JOHN WASAMAKER.
Jbessnr,, Thir-Aeuta aad ears-, s-rss,'
and C.;g.hA.l 81 sE:e
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08

RUssIA's concentration OF troops on
the Aasrian German frontier looks
very much IS taough war Is inminen:
bet seen those tso countries. Jast wh..
Rusi iA's object 10 seems TO be 9 mys-
terry, but ( nperor Francis J)ssph has
gun Ionei Q military council 70 NEE
9. the ps!sce to-day for the pur poss oil
considering Whist Jtion is necessary In
view a. the mss.ins c; troops on the
from ar. The nper1r will preside o,
the c51s-l,sion, add the fsc. that q
oourcU lis been called shozs tne
graz. the situation.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
CiAn-i, a-CIael.

Tar Erst ANIMAL reception ~ the
Can IA Gael will De given, as stated IN
tdls p.p, few days sso, IL Institute
Hall On sriGay evening next A pum.
bef o. riantlar societies will attend from
philad, lphia s7d will be met 81 the
dapot y /. committee OF their hosts.
Zach sly TENDING Will have chauce
~ trs gold ring, nov on exhibition
in Bay ard's uiadow. Aloerrs orcnes
ira viii furnish the music and the
srari uarch Will begin at Q O'clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08

TEE LAWYERS we're caugh. again In
,ne : serof C1urs yesterday afternoon,
uap:eps7sd to 90 ahead wish . single
Case. The case OF D.riel A FSrres.
vs.. A.3:eW B. Jones, was ended sud
denly % Mr.. B.rd'. moaon for non.
salt ne!os s!sn'ed, sad ss ID Is probable
the lsEys,s who had cases marked for
triA. w=,e o. the opinion tha. the case
wou.d as. all day, they were cAuz6i
mapping Several cases were cal ed,
bat s. noae we're ready the j1rors zet5
all d.s:hArssd until this NOR nins. 4
has al EBys been the custom 20 oikmi
the cou:! when cases we're no. tried, bu
sar.nz this ,e:m the court b h.s demon
s.sLle3, on u 1re than enc 90 ;asloa, thA
It was ready and anxious TO t;y tn
eates Ert 90 aid 10. do 90, because tn
lAwys-s were no: prepared 90 80 shsa1
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
on<>rs Eiecs~a

Ala -nestsng Of the Cesrls samne'
PosL Nod Q A B, held ~ teeiI
rosrr on Monday, tie following eniesrs
were e,e,e~d far the ensuing year.
Com nAnce-, William @. Hayt; q v
connanter, reeotore Aaderson; J. V
commAueer, Isaac Wilson; surgeon,
william Myers; o. D., A A. Aeder
son; q NJ. l.. DAle; chAplAin, L
Williams 0. G., ". Banks; ccaneii oi
admin istrAuoa, ID. Murray; eeiesAfe'
20 Dsparsneat EncADpnenL L.
DAlA, A. A. Aodersoa- WI tAn Niles
AfterrAiss, e Williams, W. FcrERn
z. Aace-s1n.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
sALrIness . .snss sAaI.oa,
sChxDULn Ii UTEUr. Nov. %, issy
rrstas isavs Dsiavsss Avsass Usps,;
MAWT. H0YTT8Vw

sohxpULn Ii ITEUr. Nov. %, IL,
Tsetns hsavs psisvars Avsnss Depot
HAEr.bOUMn
rnllA Aeccn. daily ,sxcspt Sunday sIs A M
rntlA- Aeoommcdasicn. aAify 90 A. q
fhtA. Accommodation, daily ,fN A Z
fniiA Aecam nodation. daily ......s as A n
rniiA AeeonmodAtton, daily -. ..io.lt a. :.
ssi,s si,s. : 49, USsssss s.grss. dsiiy iMA. \
hilA.Acooa.d daily except sunday z % 3. n
,hllA. Accommodation, 6aily., E0s p. ).
'htiA Uhssssr sxprsss, daily, az
espt Sunday. ...................t.os D. y
.si,. .eoemnedstioa. dsily. ....... 40 >. >
fniia. Oncster sxpresa dAtly. :. g a D. n
shLA AccsnmotAtion, daily, s.s !. !.
shiis. Aseena.daily. .sxssp. Sunday, ! % :. n
rnttA- AonnmnodAticn, dAiiy.'.e@ D. y
rAiiA. Unsstsr exprsss, daily, sis D. a
wE3r.BoUHD
JesoAGo d PittsourE ,ltnitxc, ,caiiyT % 4, N
Arrives OhIezso s.se next n0rnins.
BaitinoEe Accommodation, daily,
oinetnnss kSt. Louis ,I.,ra ,drl;y II 10 a p
ArIivrs Jiritanssi fs&s a. IL. 81 Lee.
70 r. M. raxt dsy.
gaittrnors Accommodates, daily, Z s D. 4.
Gsiesso and 81 Loua ESpTsss,
sinss,i; i.eor mediation. c.;,y. . : :
sinserly Accommodation. ekily.
rOk I.AHDkNBkRa,s Q 10 a. > -sapdA
,nly. 1879 q m. and stS p. 70. dAIIJ
Except sundsy. 20 y. m. cAiiy.
Trains leave MAfKcs otfsss ,gatica:
Ter FhIladelphis IS p. m. daily. ex:ep
Sunday. fcr Bsitiu5fs 2ss p. II
daily, nxcspt Sunday rof LAndsDbers
s.to ane 1879 A n. ard 1ss r. M., dsilJ
sseops Sunday; s.b Q. n- Sunday on!,
$50 y. ., daily.
rhe 10 % q. 10. trsin connects at Fas
Junction with Cincinnati Aad ST. Lou.
through express, dAily, exespt Sunday. IN
10 p. n. eirnscis with ChiS2go AID VI
Le uis exproSs daily.
rrainx Tar Niimirssor-Leave Philats
pnis. oaily, 81 o.. IL. o %, sio.3o q. n, u
AGO. 81, Aoa. t-sa. s.ea. AIe 10 ~ p. q.
Daily, cxcspt sunday, TIA g. u +, lat
noon, 81 IL II 20 .. m.
Expfecs trainss
". M. UI.EHENTS. q. K. LOEB,
MAnASer. 0enr PAss. Area
Telephone No. lG3.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08

-A~sA 49, "a - -
ed along to cur customers
Ike a gold coin with all the
premiums.
Here are some details:
Fresh 10 sto>k th!s morning, 50
Lis.e. Plush Wraps deep pile,
with handsome quilted lining,
real Seal Skin Ornaments; en-
ire garment trimmed with
French Seal Pendants, such a.
are CT cur 80 Wraps
Value 81
Our Pree g.
ono 10: O. Listers very best six
Seal Wraps, With fnesi Cut Jet
CApes tcApe alone worth S25),
soue trimmed with rea llama,
ana VIII Llama Capes-
VAlu' s15 aud $50
Our Pr.ce t37
Que 10: OF Listers very best
Plush Wraps, vi Gu: Jet
CEpes. Gu; Jet II iEou; on TAb..
New st2pe-
Value $50
oar prcc 8
9ne 20, o; LISTERS bes, Plush
Wrap, w,tk Cut Jet Cspes
cape 4,.re worth flp Beaded
SGsa E-e--
Value Ia ~
ua- price g.
Atcu; 20 Lls,er Plush Wraps,
Win JET Czpes (cape alone
worth from t.o 70 en-. \
spec:al .ot-
E4.1es3a
oar PFC. 81
19Ll.-e- seal Wraps ,with Beaded
Cape ard Ornaments
-lEe SO
OGr pizeEs
one IS. Lister SIX seal C1a's,
vith geaE!ae Beaver Cuts and
Collar taa' OF: o; skin and
hlocke - Z. ,i-cci inside and
down iroE: a. 81 yJUud bottom
1.tA l-ch Plush
Value so
Our p..ce 81
ore 10. q: Listers very bes. six
50! Coats
Value SIS, So anIs55
oar pg.te g.
Just as unusual prices
among all the other things
we have for women's wear.
Second acor. Thirteenth and Chestru,
streets corner. Two elevators.
We believe I b ere has
neaer before been within
your reach such a gathering
OF tasteful and wonderful.
Dresses and Wraps fol
Misses and Children. Foul
examples from the outside
garmente:
/ AstrAkL4u Goats Tor li,tle girls.
Golden t-JWU, sea-, Gordon
gray, AMI rel aud back mixed
| New !lct, and Greasy, aud about
hall the usual price
| 81 .cr four year size
5p.. mg-e .. eacn size izr e :
Goats wi,h Csye' Pretty plA.ds
and s.-p az ya-!ous c5.Cr-
/ Iugs
I e. t9l iClF gear SIR.
Coat o: mixed broken pia.ds box
plated al around, double cap.
TL..S, warm, rew
: 20 Tor ~ year SIZE.
Newmarkets of stripsd plaid, for
Diisses. Lcrg caPes, b-1.I la!t-
Il backs
s. for ! , year size
i Jl- Eore for each siZs .srge
Second aoor, ciestuu: street side. Tw
elevators
: There are some 81 inc
= Serge Diagonal stuffs tina
!. we would like every lady t
!. see. Good, reliable drei
materials. all.wool and wiz
= ter weight. We thoual
e them well worth 81; whs
: are they then at 90 centsl l
a all the desirable shades
n terraeo:ta gobeIin
u olive app!e-green
;. The same goods, in
3; wide vale diagonal weav
y in the came colors, but hea
.e ier to the touch, al-o
:. cents a yard. We ha'
's sold them for SI.25.
either case a close made, SC
viceabie stuff for ab ~. ha
'o n Fourth circle, southeast OF centre.
=. .. II a r d, crisp Foule.
% inches wide. A 37a cent
e. .. for IS cents.
os &c In our 20 inch Sacki
: Cloth at so cents, we Ia
e terra-cotta; mahogany, a
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08

DUBLIO sALE oYsr,,,
i sold ~ prtl;s sals Al q w .LL \
aldwin, poosh's Co-gs, ,,i." " E1l
County. Pa, ea s ~
MuSDAf DECEyBEg I'M 1r-
sal o'eiooE, >. n.
- nssd OF carefully selected f-e,b .ov, =,
'p.lnSer, o!fe't ron UunN.r,Ina ~ y y
IFo AID feor trostas --rd,t' w.
A. o. Sezrpless. Auc, a1p ~,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
FUBLIo SALE.
po bA-iU SALE

oAlxk ~
.o,s ksai estate and persons, ~
isna publle sale on NJ ,pIoparty-yuI
oT, Ation, on n. .rl-es, Leat l
Cas,I. DaO " hailroAl. Mi ~hbcrg brs
Spaf. DECEssrR ,sr,
ALL O'Clock n. 'h'
me iarn ofthe IA.. No.,
snng l5t ,cres moe n, - :. Di1sn
.lilNsslon, well w,,.' 10 a hirf
sy%el bnildings. rerms - vel fenced
the ,.. ~, alsp ,'e sold a, Ia. go; -; The II.
az, s1hal property OF - uht And \
or. ~. ~ w rec Ro-sl work q, H,'t tAstd, :,
ns.sise anu colt. 10 NJ, 'ing 10,
oxay A.utts, good miles "a. s;'efA
49,. iAt hogs. q loi az ,t,",, yos
~ss NerinantnNn wagon A'ns !
an nAS rigging. mns,r Vt eait,
s,.t,,' hoIef rake. corn shrller reaper, =
r.,, 1870 straw cutter. ~. hArfi
.ss ,oilsF, set Of sta,, i,' iAh,
or pipW harness. 2 No., -;
-, iorks, rakts, ttpy, s1l Dr.,
- anu hAhd sAss, trc.t ,,4 psNl', Z,
~ orsln N, And pea, and other l,,,i l'''G.ug .
flftrrss, also /, az ~ 'n' h'', A
ts To- of dfes al Ana .''r a1d
~ N ~ cords of wood Ab6ut g,.,n ,tn',i.''"i p
~ shc ~ corn fgi q '1 ~ J, ~
ursnel, OF potat0cs, Saio,. ,,,,'in l1slit-
aIaM, acres % Wheat ~ ''''' isrg,
hlanN other article. 80 'Nt g'ouas,
oyn, rms ~ at sale. Il liberal cr,4.
= 6 Robinson, Auti. SANITY,
'4e u~-btd-nlt-.4-dee. s-,s.ls D!IU
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
on..,n ,i SALE-rHE SrsCe,yr-
an.,,s9hs es9 ing 70 Out, h,uirg IN, '6tk
Puplie taie OF the pr.uiIes viii vi
oN sSNpAf. DLCEMBEK ,.-y j

tesd Ing TO QUIT t,.r,So ~ n YER
pupiie fale OF the pr.uips, s viii II.
oN A0EDAY, UECgMsrp,.
nzoelock, pm,
bis farm situated in Whg. 49,,
aa;a,n,u, eoout' miles I.als AZ. ~ W
H.o ~ mhi ol Henry l.. Csp,s.N
cao,.,n IT. pioh and Arnold n,p1,.
M ,ch ~ acIes z oss o. ltU. -, y,
80, - sie woodland. The t,sf:s ~ I. as
.p,, u iLo nsids ard IL ina % 90 y.
eI.Nstlon. Tho imprcv,nes, ..i ~ ~
sooo mouse apd balm. aria !. tcr..a v,Ala
nouso hrd ether nscsssa,r ~ ~
roLt rishirg % view n, ,,,,r,.Hi
nnnp the SAFE on calIiry y, 'SN
isrMs ~ solo JOHN I; sISSsss
LnonAs hiacfiu, Aus, '-'ltS, y,
|PuBLio SALE or COWS
Ihe rros,rite.s Will ,u,,,,.
"a "a croTo Yard ~ UsnueYlI. q C,n.., h!.
AoSDAY, DECEMREg n u,
n one o'closE, D. T.
IN head Of oawsLAncs,t..r
neth and iCrwa,d ,r,,,H 81
AL big nilkers. 'f'LAs@t Ef|
ne nemoer y,u run no ,,,,,.
Essssthias pot.iveiy gul,aa,s.. ~ q
pn M ae. a; l7so ,hAp. Tenn,
OF !" d.yA Sale ge,i,livs -A ''''
J. @. Boeinson. ASet AlfkicG.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08

go Auerci
CACO, Dec
IngeInents
en- Saturda
miles "
hists H.
ayor Ko,
9 at all h
nall
pt TO pr
s aLnuili
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
2O6 MARKET 81
ABOVE SECOND.

70 savs.t Esl
Euc7 About ~ hoJq
hoes sB1It. i'aNl
bran y oioE.0GEnt9
tss Biyea " iI;hlSd
ton. /; fas tAa ID
Bcy.' and gas ID
psT.n st
hsittr st.ll. Il hi|
given ire lcoli' ~
istacii0n u: pol.tl
Il giYi2g YEA .al
mosi TAuc" foi yonI
uoGsy 'psai, viii
ths IriTt.eyt q q
turnlng, nave eI
chsngei or money n
funded, rs. 20 1T up
irsde tina; hsi SAL
rassei sil sIpeei
items.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
wAsA.AKERs

fx---a.-F2Is., EsEssAs. Dss s,Issi.
We are no: likely to have
more welcome news II
Plush Wraps ard Coat:
than we give to-day
Handsome garments Of
eight grades a: about hall
price.
This would be a surprising
statement were these Wraps
and Goats the ends and Gull
ings of q seasons selling
But they are not. They are
fresh goods, just from the
workroons, in the latest
styles; made and trimmed
and fitted in the best man.
ner.
Each 10: OF goods is pass
ed along 70 cur customers
ike a gold coin with all the
----e
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08

oovrow
sfher c.
probsei
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08

There are some 81 inch
Serge Diagonal stuffs that
we would like every lady tc
see. Good, reliable dress
materials. ll.wool and win.
ter weight. We though
them well worth 81; what
are they then at 90 centsl In
all the desirable shades
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-09
Zeal.

There is suburban church, situated
not far from a very attractive and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS slum, which
makes q practice, generally on Sunday,
after the Sunday-school services, Of
distributing the greater part of the
flowers that have served in the deco
ration of the church among the poor
children of the school, This distri-
button is almost as popular with the
street children as is the Christmas
distribution of gifts and confec.
tionery.
One Sunday recently, after the mass
of the children had been given a few
flowers, the Sunday-school superin.
tendent saw two hoodlumish small
boys whom he did not recognize stand.
ing near by very wistfully, caps in
hand. aas r.,,a
'Well, boys said he, cheerfully,
''what do you wantp"
'.S'm' flowers, mister. jtqr as,.g 3.
Belong to the SCHOOL, / don't
seem to remember youPI ri M,.l..t,
30 yes, j SIR" said the bigger of the
two; "don't you remember mep I'm
the feller that run away from the
school last New Year'sl' ,si5 ,aera
= ''Indeedl And what is the connec-
ta.,s ton q + your y 'ia friend here here with l the
"oh, he's the Gully that coaxed me
to run away" .'''a ~. u. !n@i'ar !
The Superintendent felt that such
zeal should not go unrewarded, and
gave the boys a handful Of bright
.tiowers.-Boston Transcript. ~ ~
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-09

suppIie, Of vapor are steam II up IrOm
the ground under The huI sunshine.
Clouds. however. begin at length lo
gaiher in elevated g,ons OF The air
ont OF the abundance OF the supply.
The free electricity which has been ear
ried up with the vapor is vt Iirsi prrilv
evenly spre:ll through iho rlnu,ls; E:.t
after u Hme, aS the clcclrical gnar.e iE-
comes more aud mo inIeus,,. a!liow /, ?
III rcnutS;vc iurcs is in the cnd cs..si,-
lishcd bIwcen the Spllrrulrs uf Iic
mist. and a very high degree Of icn.i -
is at last prOduccd NJ the outer su~' ci
of Tire c.Oud. wheru il is euv .l,ilc ~
iitsulaIing air. until in tbs end liIr cg.
panSiru energy there becInuS str ,ug
enough to occasion an uu.bu">l from
the cloud. The escape of the rr,lIlndan;
harIu .cn APPEAR To an observe ;
eye aN - Hash of iigaining issuing from
the cloud. Such. IN its simplest form.
is the way in which lightning is kindled
in the slOrm-~lOud. ~... ...4 ~
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-09
How Lightning Is Kindled.

The observations of meteorologists,
says the Electrical RevieW, show that
the vapor which ascends in an invisi-
BILE shape from the ground carries with
it, in calm and fine weather, into the
region of the air, u very considerable
supply of positive electricity. Each
minute vapor particle that goes up bears
its own portion of the load. When,
however, the invisible vapor has thus
mounted into very high regions of the
air it loses its invisibility, and is con-
densed into visible mist. Numerous
particles Of the aqueous substance are
drawn close together and grouped into
the form of little yesicles or globules.
Each one of these is then reservoir or
receptacle of electrical force, aud rs
more and more electricity is collected in
the gathering mist; but each of the
water globules is still envcloped by
space of clear air.
In drifting cloud the mist specks
can be discerned floating along with
transparent intervals between. The
clear air which lies around the globules
of vapor then acts as an insulating in
vestment; it imprisons Its own part of
the acquired electrical force in each
separate globule. The cloud is thus
not charged as whole, like continu-
Gus mass of metal, with its electricity
spread upon its outer surface. 1t is in
terpenetrated everywhere with the
force. 1t is composed of myriad of
electrified specks, each having its own
particular share of the electric force,
and each acting rs center of electrical
energy on its own account. The cleo
tricity which at any one instant resides
in the outer surface of cloud is, there
fore, but comparative small portion of
that which Is present in the entire vap-
orous mass
That such is the way in which cleo
trlcity is stored In the clouds has been
proven by direct observation. When a
gold leaf electrometer is placed in the
midst of q cloud driven along by the
wind it is seen that the strips of gold
leaf continually diyerge and collapse as
the mass of the cloud passes along.
There is an electrical charge acting in
all parts, but the charge varies in in
tensity from place to place, accordingly
as there Is a greater or less condcnsa-
ton Of the particles Of vapor in each
particular spot. But the influence ex-
ternally exefted by the cloud is never
theless capable Of being raised to
very intense degree, because it Is. 50 to
speak, the sum total, or outcome of the
forces contained in the innumerabIe in
rternal centers of energy, ,ei...,,.5y = :,
tu9It is no uncommon thing for the cleo
trlcal force emanating from cloud to
make itself felt in attractions and re-
pulsions many milesJJaway Clouds
resting on the remote horizon thus frc-i
quently produce perceptible effects at
distances from which the clouds them
selves csn not be seen. An electrical
cloud hanging smile above the ground,
actsrindnetively upon the ground with
considerable power. When in summer
time the temperature Of the earth's sur.
face is very high, the ground moist, the
air calm and skv clear verv coDious
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-09
Some Wise Women.


A poor clergyman died and left q
widow and two daughters. One of
these daughters was an invalid and
the other became the mainstay of the
little family. Like too many girls,
she had received a general but super
hcial education, which did not qualify
her to teach anything. She had no
taste or skill as a milliner or dress
maker. What could she do9 Acct
dentally,. she heard a number of house
keepers regretting the impossibility of
having hot, fresh cakes for Sundays
breakfast. She had recipe for ma
king English mullins, which, II baked
on Saturday, can be heated the next
morning.
She called on her friends and took
orders for these mullins. The cakes
were delicious and promptly served.
Her customers increased. She has
now large establishment and a COM
Portable income. f-s
Another woman, in the same posi-
ton, took stock of herself to discover
what she could do. .......'...'
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in the lead of the bunch. He was never reached,
and finished first by three lengths in l04 White
was second and Biggoyet third. The favorite,
Bertha, and Crow, the second choice, were not IN
the race after the stretch was reached.
Second Race-Three-fourths of mile for
maiden three yearolds; purse $3.50, of which $50
goes to second flottie Wall was left at the post
Co a5bad start. Slickaway was at the front at
the three-quarter, but Violet won by half
length, Billy Lincoln second and Belle Law
third. Time, lis
Third Race-Seven- eghths of mile selling;
purse $3.50, of which $50 goes to second Eliza
Carter got of first bad start. Loftin won
by a neck IN 1872 Handy Andy second. Doctor
third.
Fourth Raee-Merchant stakes. One mile
and an eighth; 81. 600 added by the merchants of
Louisville. of which $3.50 goes to second, 800 to
third. $50 to fourth. There were thirty-two en-
tries and only three started Miss Ford off
first, Elgin second and Volante third. These
positions were maintained to the three quarters.
Turning into the stretch they were even. Lewis
beginning to whip Elgin. Miss Ford first
to within ten lengths of the wire, when Volante
moved forward. winning easily by half length;
Miss Ford second and Elgin third, two lengths
behind. Time. 1:5S4
Fifth Race-Six furlongs; club purse for all
ages. LaBelle led to the head of the stretch.
where Modesty came forword. Modesty won;
Wandered second, Colonel Owens thiId. Time.
1:l6.